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028 42 a| FFH 924b| Films for the Humanities;

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245 00 a| Bowed instruments /c| Granada Television International.;

300 a| 1 videodisc (30 min.) :b| sound, color ;c| 4 3/4 in.;

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490 1 a| Early musical instruments;

500 a| Title from container.;

511 0 a| Host, David Munrow.;

511 0 a| Early Music Consort of London: Christopher Hogwood, Trevor Jones, Nigel North, Eleanor Sloan, James Tyler, Oliver Brookes, Polly Waterfield.;

508 a| Writer, David Munrow ; director, Peter Plummer ; producer, Peter Potter.;

520 a| In the 11th century, European musicians tried to make their instruments sound like the human voice. Instead of plucking the strings, they began drawing a piece of wood or bone across them to sustain the tone. This program also shows how fashions as well as musical instruments changed.;

538 a| DVD.;

650 0 a| Stringed instrumentsx| History.=| ^A68407;

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700 1 a| Plummer, Peter,e| director.=| ^A1154202;

700 1 a| Potter, Petere| producer.=| ^A370009;

700 1 a| Hogwood, Christopher,e| performer.=| ^A97543;

700 1 a| Jones, Trevorc| (Viola da gamba player)e| performer.=| ^A669013;

700 1 a| North, Nigele| performer.=| ^A211658;

700 1 a| Sloan, Eleanore| performer.=| ^A370433;

700 1 a| Tyler, James,d| 1940-2010,e| performer.=| ^A128578;

700 1 a| Brookes, Olivere| performer.=| ^A370432;

700 1 a| Waterfield, Polly,e| performer.=| ^A370434;

710 2 a| Early Music Consort of London,e| performer.=| ^A416470;

710 2 a| Granada Television International.=| ^A215943;

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830 0 a| Early musical instruments.=| ^A370008;

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Bowed instruments / Granada Television International.

Format	Video (DVD)
Publication Info	Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, ©2004.
Description	1 videodisc (30 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Subjects	Stringed instruments--History.

Other author/creator	Munrow, David, performer, host, conceptor.
Other author/creator	Plummer, Peter, director.
Other author/creator	Potter, Peter producer.
Other author/creator	Hogwood, Christopher, performer.
Other author/creator	Jones, Trevor (Viola da gamba player) performer.
Other author/creator	North, Nigel performer.
Other author/creator	Sloan, Eleanor performer.
Other author/creator	Tyler, James, 1940-2010, performer.
Other author/creator	Brookes, Oliver performer.
Other author/creator	Waterfield, Polly, performer.
Other author/creator	Early Music Consort of London, performer.
Other author/creator	Granada Television International.
Other author/creator	Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm)
Series	Early musical instruments Early musical instruments. ^A370008
Abstract	In the 11th century, European musicians tried to make their instruments sound like the human voice. Instead of plucking the strings, they began drawing a piece of wood or bone across them to sustain the tone. This program also shows how fashions as well as musical instruments changed.
General note	Title from container.
Credits	Writer, David Munrow ; director, Peter Plummer ; producer, Peter Potter.
Performer	Host, David Munrow.
Performer	Early Music Consort of London: Christopher Hogwood, Trevor Jones, Nigel North, Eleanor Sloan, James Tyler, Oliver Brookes, Polly Waterfield.
Technical details	DVD.
Genre/form	Documentary films.
Publisher number	FFH 924 Films for the Humanities

Bowed instruments / Granada Television International.

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